This year’s WWDC will begin on June 6th, according to Apple. Apple’s annual developers’ conference is held entirely online this year, although the firm will enable certain engineers and students to attend in-person events at Apple Park in Cupertino.
WWDC focuses on Apple’s software services, and we’re expecting to see iOS 16 as the next iPhone operating system, as well as new versions of iPadOS, macOS, watchOS, and tvOS this year. Furthermore, rumors abound that Apple will launch realityOS this year as its initial platform for the rumored mixed reality headset.
“At its core, WWDC has always been a venue for connection and community building,” said Susan Prescott, Apple’s vice president of Worldwide Developer Affairs and Business and Education Marketing.
The Apple Worldwide Developers Conference, which runs until June 10, will bring together developers and students from all around the world to collaborate on new software and apps built around the company’s physical goods. Among them may be the next version of iOS, most likely iOS 16, which will bring new features and improved security to the iPhone.
However, specifics are now lacking. Apple’s other hardware devices, like as the iPad, Mac, Watch, and TV, are anticipated to receive fresh software revisions at the WWDC, similar to the iPhone. It is worth mentioning that the stable releases of each operating system will be available following the iPhone event in September of this year.
While software is the primary emphasis of WWDC events each year, it is not often the only focus. Apple has a history of revealing hardware goods during WWDC presentations. According to rumors, this year’s developers’ conference may witness the introduction of new Macs, if not anything else in other product categories.
Apple is also anticipated to reveal a new M2 processor during WWDC. The M2, which is expected to be the M1’s replacement, could power at least one MacBook, one iMac, and one iPad. Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman, a reliable source of Apple knowledge, recently stated that 2022 will be Apple’s busiest year in terms of product introductions.
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Source: IndiaToday